Golf Courses

Club San Antonio Follow

Anzoátegui

Club San Jorge Follow

Santa Fe

The golf course at Club Atlético San Jorge was officially inaugurated in 1996 and consists of a 9-hole layout. Situated on a plot adjacent to the main club facilities, the course is utilized daily by more than 200 golfers. The property includes its own restaurant, parking, and a practice area to support the game. The club is located in San Jorge, Santa Fe, Argentina, and is part of the broader Club Atlético San Jorge institution, which was founded on June 23. The golf facility operates as a key component of the club's sports offerings, alongside other activities such as football, basketball, and hockey.

Club San Martín Follow

Córdoba

Club San Miguel Follow

Anzoátegui

Club Santiago Follow

Colima

Santiago Club de Golf is a nine-hole, par-36 course located in Manzanillo, Colima, on Mexico’s Pacific coast. Designed by Larry Hughes, the layout is characterized by its level terrain and features Bermuda 358 grass on the fairways and Bermuda 328 on the greens. The course offers the flexibility to play 18 holes by utilizing different tee boxes, providing a round that is accessible for walking while still offering a challenge for players of varying skill levels. Situated in the city known as the Sailfish Capital of Mexico, the golf club has maintained a tradition of service for over four decades. The setting is defined by natural beauty and a flat landscape that facilitates an easy round of golf. The facility includes a driving range, a putting green, a pro shop, and a clubhouse equipped with a bar and restaurant, all operating with a focus on family-friendly service and member fraternity. The course is designed to be playable year-round, catering to both local members and visitors seeking a stop on the Mexican Pacific golf circuit. While the nine-hole configuration is the standard offering, the ability to extend the round to 18 holes allows for a more comprehensive test of golf. The club hosts events and tournaments and provides golf classes and equipment rentals, solidifying its role as a central hub for the sport in the region.

Club Shuswap Golf Resort Follow

British Columbia

Club Shuswap is a 27-hole executive golf course located near Salmon Arm, British Columbia, halfway between Vancouver and Calgary, adjacent to Shuswap Lake. The facility comprises two distinct layouts: the 9-hole Coyote Ridge Course featuring rolling hills, and the 18-hole Lakeview Greens Course known for spectacular panoramic views and significant elevation changes. Both courses present challenges suitable for experienced golfers, incorporating natural and man-made hazards throughout the designs. The Lakeview Greens Course is particularly characterized by its elevated terrain and scenic vistas of the surrounding landscape. Club Shuswap operates as an executive course offering comprehensive amenities including a 30-stall driving range with both covered and open bays, practice facilities, and an 18-hole putting course. The resort emphasizes accessibility for vacationers, positioned within walking distance of local beaches and the Canoe wharf, with downtown Salmon Arm just five minutes away by car. The facility accommodates tournaments and provides golf instruction through private and group lessons. Park and Play options cater to RV golfers seeking convenient golf experiences in the region.

Club Sirio Libanès Follow

Buenos Aires

Club Social y Campo de Pato Follow

Buenos Aires

Club Sports Belvédère Follow

Québec

Club Sports Belvédère is an 18-hole golf course designed by renowned international architect Graham Cooke, located in a year-round sports complex that also features curling facilities. The course offers a distinctive golfing experience through its professional layout and design. The complex is positioned as a modern, welcoming venue that caters to both serious golfers and recreational players, with facilities including a practice range with multiple greens and tee areas, virtual simulator technology, and professional equipment fitting services. Beyond the course itself, Club Sports Belvédère provides comprehensive golf amenities including a pro shop offering technology-forward apparel, footwear, and equipment, as well as dining and bar services. The facility hosts junior programs and golf camps alongside competitive tournaments throughout the season. The club maintains strong community engagement through sponsorship categories and partnerships. The setting emphasizes accessibility and hospitality, positioning itself as more than a traditional golf facility but rather a complete sports and social destination for the region.

Club Taree Follow

New South Wales

Club Taree Golf is a historic course established in May 1915 and ranks among the premier golf courses on Australia's east coast. Located in Taree, NSW, the course spans 180 acres of parkland-style terrain offering scenic vistas across the Manning Valley. The facility features a 21-hole layout with an 18-hole championship course. The men's championship holes measure 5,513 metres at par 70, while the women's course measures 5,013 metres at par 72. The parkland setting provides both rewarding and challenging play across varied terrain. Club Taree welcomes both competitive and social golfers, hosting numerous weekly competitions for members while accommodating casual rounds with friends and family. The course is complemented by a pro shop and full clubhouse facilities, making it a comprehensive golfing destination. With over a century of history, Club Taree has established itself as a significant golf venue in regional New South Wales, combining quality course management with community engagement and hospitality services.

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New South Wales

Club The Geochang CC Follow

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Club Universitario de Buenos Aires Follow

Buenos Aires

The Club Universitario de Buenos Aires operates two distinct golf facilities, each with its own layout and history. The original course is located in Villa de Mayo, where the club completed a nine-hole facility in 1951. This course currently has six holes enabled for play, with three additional holes under construction. The second facility, located at the Fátima site, was inaugurated in 1985 to accommodate the sport's growing popularity. This course is an eighteen-hole layout that serves as the primary venue for the club's major internal competitions and national events, including the 2025 Campeonato Nacional Interclubes. Golf activity at the club dates back to 1923, when the sports committee arranged for members to use the Ituzaingó Golf Club. The club's competitive history is extensive, marked by significant victories in the Argentine Interclub Championships. The men's team won the Second Division title in 1958 and the Intermedia championship in 1973 and 1975. A major milestone occurred in 2012 when the men's team won the Intermedia championship again, securing promotion to the Primera División without losing a single match. The women's team also achieved success, winning the Intermedia championship in 1967. The club maintains a robust tradition of individual and team championships. The men's individual title has been claimed by numerous players over the decades, with Guillermo Rodríguez Álvarez and Juan José Perriere among the most successful, each holding the title multiple times. Manuel Maglione has also dominated the men's individual scene in the modern era. In the women's division, A.G.M. de Peluffo held the title for many years, while more recent champions include A. Betolaza de Mella and S. de Ureta. The club also hosts Fourball championships, with the team of L. Abreu Moreira and S. Abreu Moreira winning the title in numerous years between 2000 and 2013. The club's golf program includes extensive junior development, with separate schools for children under thirteen and juveniles aged thirteen to eighteen. These programs operate at both the Fátima and Villa de Mayo locations, offering training on weekends and mid-week sessions. The Fátima facility also features a driving range and a dedicated "kids' course" for junior instruction. The club's leadership is managed by a Captaincy team, currently headed by Gastón Moreau, with Christian A. Robinson as Subcaptain.

Club Universitario de Concepción del Uruguay Follow

Entre Ríos

The Club Universitario de Concepción del Uruguay features a nine-hole golf course located in the Barrio Hipódromo district, approximately 8 km from the city of Concepción del Uruguay in Entre Ríos, Argentina. The course is a par 71 layout designed by Alberto Serra, with a total length of 6,295 yards for men and 5,456 yards for women. Serra’s design is characterized by a challenging terrain where trees play a significant role in the gameplay, creating a demanding environment for golfers of all skill levels. The course is recognized as one of the premier nine-hole facilities in the country, offering a rigorous test for even the most experienced players due to the strategic placement of the tree line throughout the fairways and greens. The club hosts weekly tournaments every Saturday and maintains an annual calendar of special events that attract amateur players from other clubs in the province and neighboring Uruguay. In addition to competitive play, the facility offers individual and group lessons, including free introductory classes for beginners and a junior golf school for children.

Club Velocidad Follow

Córdoba

Club Vision Hills CC Follow

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Club West Golf Course Follow

AZ

Club Zaudín Golf Follow

Andalucía

Club zur Vahr Follow

Bremen

Club zur Vahr - Garlstedter Heide Follow

Niedersachsen

The Club zur Vahr golf facility in Garlstedt is an 18-hole course set within the Garlstedter Heide landscape. Construction of the golf layout began in 1961, with the first nine holes opening for play in July 1962 and the full eighteen-hole course becoming available in 1963. The course is situated in a natural setting that the club highlights for its immersion in nature. The club has a history of hosting significant international competitions. In 1971, the venue hosted the German Open Championships, which attracted 189 entries from 23 different nations. Two years later, in 1973, the course was the site of the International Amateur Championships, won by A. Vester from South Africa. The facility also includes a driving range with a ball machine.

Clube Capixaba de Golfe Follow

Espírito Santo

Located in Serra, Espírito Santo, the Clube Capixaba de Golfe is a nine-hole course that offers 18 tee shots, allowing for varied routing and play. The course is situated approximately 27 kilometers north of Vitória, near the coastal city of Serra, and is partially situated within the Parque Estadual do Mestre Álvaro. The layout is described as entirely natural, with a design that respects the challenges offered by the existing terrain rather than imposing artificial modifications. The setting is characterized by an exuberant natural landscape featuring centenarian trees, abundant birdlife, and mountainous views. The club is located just 15 kilometers from the coast and 50 kilometers from the mountains, providing a backdrop of dense vegetation and natural contours. The course design integrates these environmental features, creating a playing field that is deeply connected to the surrounding ecosystem. Founded in 1985 by a group of Japanese executives from Kawasaki Steel, the club was established as a private recreational facility that included golf, tennis, baseball, and swimming. The founders eventually donated the property with the stipulation that future owners maintain the space, and it has since been managed by golf enthusiasts who have preserved the original natural character of the land. The course is known for its challenging nature, which stems from its natural topography rather than artificial bunkers or water hazards. The difficulty is derived from the undulating terrain and the strategic placement of holes within the existing landscape. The club hosts regular competitions, including a ranking system and beginner tournaments, and has a history of annual Match Play champions dating back to its early years.

Clube Capixaba de Golfe Follow

Espírito Santo

Clube Curitibano - Sede Romão Rodrigues Follow

Paraná

Clube de Campo de São Paulo Follow

São Paulo